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Artwork For Rumored Mario And Rabbids Crossover RPG Leaks Online
Earlier this month, news surfaced that a rumored Mario and Rabbids crossover RPG was in the works. While the game has yet to be confirmed by Ubisoft or Nintendo, an image has leaked online, giving a first look at the game's artwork.
In the image, which you can view at the top of this article, features Mario front and center, with a rabbid dressed as Princess Peach on his right, and another wearing Luigi's hat on his left. The artwork features the game's logo as well as its title, which is apparently Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle.
According to an undisclosed source, Kotaku reports that this Mario and Rabbids mashup is coming to the Nintendo Switch.
Our Take
It's a weird mix for Mario and Rabbids to be put in the same universe, but it could end up being interesting if done right. While this artwork along with Kotaku's reporting seem promising that this is in fact in the works, we won't know for sure until Ubisoft or Nintendo make the announcement official.
[Source: ComicBook.com]
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